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Name: Jasmin Huysmans
Group: Primary, 7-10
School: Sandford Parish National School, Ranelagh, Dublin 6
Category: Colour
Frog on blue
We have a pond in our garden full of frogs.This is on of my frogs on a blue ball in my pond.!
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Name: Cian Sherwin
Group: Primary, 7-10
School: Mary Mother of Hope National School, Dublin
Category: Discovery
Environment.
I took it by putting my hand through the fence. When I took the picture I came inside to do it up. I took this picture because to show you our environment. It isn’t that clean because bad boys hang around and spray paint on the walls. I wish they would stop.
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Name: Emma Flanagan
Group: Primary, 7-10
School: Scoil Mhuire, Blakestown, Mulhuddart, Dublin
Category: Our World
The Harmless Dog
I took this photo of my dog in 2005. He is only 1 and a half years old. He is harmless, I like this photo because it shows his teeth. His name is Brandy. I took it at home
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Name: Abbie Nolan
Group: Primary, 11-13
School: Glynn National School, Enniscorthy, Wexford
Category: Colour
Feline Family
A cat is called a feline. Some may be cute and cuddly, but remember Tigers, Lions etc are part of the cat family too! I certainly wouldn’t like to be cuddling any of them!! This is a picture of my cousins cat asleep on her bed aahhh!!!
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Name: Aisling Urwin
Group: Primary, 11-13
School: Tulloha National School, Kenmare, County Kerry
Category: Discovery
Shadow and Light
I took this picture because eggs symbolise fertility and spring. I also like the way the light plays on the eggs, dividing each one symmetrically in half. Like each person there is a dark and a light side, practical and creative, yin and yang.
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Name: Grainne Leonard
Group: Primary, 11-13
School: Maria Auxiliatrix National School, Fernbank, Limerick
Category: Our World
Walking along the bay with my family, we were all amazed by the beautiful sunset. I couldn’t force my dad to get the camera out quick enough. I didn’t get the picture with a ball of sun but I was very happy the way the picture came out.
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Name: Tommy Kelly
Group: Special Needs, Primary
School: Jordanstown School, Jordanstown Road, Newtown Abbey, Antrim
Category: Colour
This is what I would look like if my skin was different colours. I think I look really interesting. I did this when I was playing with photoshop.
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Name: Sara Kelly
Group : Special Needs, Primary
School: Jordanstown School, Jordanstown Road, Newtown Abbey, Antrim
Category: Colour
These are lovely marbles I think they are beautiful colours. They make a clicking noise when they hit each other.
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3rd
Name: John O’Shea
Group: Special Needs, Primary
School: Aghina National School, Caum, Macroom, Cork
Category: Discovery
Daisy Frame
This is a photo of a daisy. I took this photo in the school yard. The daisy has a yellow centre with white petals. I chose this flower because it looked lonely. The photo frame is red.
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1st
Name: Ellen Ronayne
Group: Post Primary, 12-16
School: Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan, Dublin
Category: Identity
Fly Away
This is the hair of my friend Ciara. I like the way her hair is being blown by the wind. It’s a thing we see everyday but it looks great when it’s captured in a photograph
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Name: Anna Moles
Group : Post Primary, 12-16
School: Regent House Grammar School, Circular Road, Newtownards, Down
Category: Discovery
Alpine Motorway
This photo illustrates the speed, light and mountains while travelling along a motorway at dusk.
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3rd
Name: David Owens
Group: Post Primary, 12-16
School: St Joseph’s College, Nun’s Island, Galway
Category: Identity
Play
I think this photo asks; why, when we hit adolescence, does jumping around on rocks become unacceptable behaviour? We shouldn't be embarrassed by our actions, they're what makes us individual.
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Name: Fouz Elneihum
Group: Post Primary, 17-19
School: Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan, Dublin
Category: Discovery
Tangy
Even the smallest discoveries are to be cherished. The Physalis fruit hides behind it's delicate leaves yet it's colour calls whoever sees it to take a second look and perhaps a taste. It's how we feed our own curiousity for whatever new things we find throughout our lives.
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Name: Sarah Ahern
Group: Post Primary, 17-19
School: Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan, Dublin
Category: Identity
Are we all just a shadow of who we really are, or are we a silhouette waiting to be lit up- a light shining just around the corner.
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3rd
Name: Marianne Cassidy
Group: Post Primary, 17-19
School: Our Lady’s Bower, Athlone, Westmeath
Category: Identity
Today is a blur
Coming home on the train after a long and eventful weekend away, her head is spinning with a heightened sense of self. The line between the girl and her reflection is blurred and the lights are like flashes of insight bursting through the darkness.
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Name: Robert Young
Group: Special Needs, Post-Primary
School: St Joseph’s School for Deaf Boys, Navan Road, Cabra, Dublin 7
Category: Identity
Jamie and Sean
I took a picture of my brother Sean who is deaf and my baby brother Jamie who can hear.
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Name: Ronan Lowry
Group: Special Needs, Post-Primary
School: St Joseph’s School for Deaf Boys, Navan Road, Cabra, Dublin 7
Category: Identity
A Snowy Day
One of the boys having a happy day! He told me that he was praying for you!
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3rd
Name: Michael Hudson
Category: Special Needs, Post Primary
School: Jordanstown School, Jordanstown Road, Newtown Abbey, Antrim
Category: Discovery
Reflections
I took this picture of the school bus for a project on reflections. I changed and manipulated the image on Photoshop. I really like how it turned out. It looks really different.
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